by Melissa M. on I've been to MJQ (aka The Drunken Unicorn..lol) twice and both nights were on a Friday. The DJs played the same kind of music both nights and I LOVED it. It was old school rap..mostly from the 90's. It took me back to the good ole days in the 90s. The place doesn't start getting crowded until late night, after 11:30 I guess is when the dance floor gets packed or people are just sitting or standing off to the side just enjoying the music. There is a lot of good dancing. I definitely smelt weed a few times. Also, the bar is CASH ONLY and I do remember paying a cover (no more than $7 i think). The entrance into MJQ is pretty interesting/funny. I don't think it is marked, but just a garage/hut with double doors. As you enter, you walk down a cement incline into the underground of some atl fun! It stays open late, i know past 2am. The art on the walls is cool..I like the walking upright rabbits. I definitely want to go back - for the music and atmosphere.
by Ryan Salcedo on Hiro's crowd always differs, and that is part of what makes it a strange place to enjoy. If you're a downtown crowd kinda person, you likely won't get Hiro. But it's a good space and I like the decor. I especially like it if my bottle service is complimentary and the sushi place next door rules.
by Annie T. on Clermont Lounge is the shit!! That's all anyone needs to know. I think the prerequisite for being a dancer here is that you have to be over 45. It's fantastic. It seems that every single dancer has their own special talent. Blondie, as people have previously stated, is lengendary in Atlanta. Yes, we had a can of PBR crushed with her massive breasts and handed back in a sad sad state. Yes, she put my friend's head between her massive breasts and proceeded to beat him senselessly with them. Oh man. Hilarious!! Be prepared to drink (a lot) and laugh your ass off. There was plenty of seating and attentive bar service. Fantatsic.
